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Thanks – that was very interesting – finally a real alternative.

I got one because I was interested in the new 70-300 P VR lens for my D300s. The lens got great reviews from Thom Hogan and others. Then I realised that if I bought the D3400 kit with 18-55 P and ...

Are you sure? Can it use ICC CMYK-profiles just like Photoshop?

Have you thought about a Nikon D3400? Very affordable as a dual lens kit, very high IQ for the money. The sensor has a score of 86 on DxO mark, the OM-D E-M10 II has a score of 73. Its the ...

Can it do CMYK-conversions? Because that is what makes Photoshop necessary for many professionals.

Wow - looks really good.

Right. What I am saying is that if you want to go professional you make it easier if you use the tools they do. If you want to do it another way, for financial reasons, or because you think you ...

You can call me that or you can call me a professional with some insight. Because that is what I am. I have been in the professional publishing business since 1988. I wonder how many in this ...

Amateurs cut corners, whille professionals dont waste time on it, and goes for the safe professional course and chooses Macs like the other pros.

Fujifilm cameras with OVF/EVF is a very nice concept, but they are limited in regards what a DSLR can do, and not really a realistic option for many.

This camera is probably for another segment of users....

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According to your first link D850 has the highest DR score of them all at base ISO. We will see what DxO says soon.

How can this be "estimated" without any RAW-samples?

You hear this a lot, but it is not quite so simple. Here is a quote from DPReview: "And before you jump in with a "just shoot Raw" argument, our Technical Editor Rishi has a message for you: While ...

If it works well it takes away a big part of the hassle with film. You can add a Nikon FE or F100 to your bag and enjoy film shooting in a more convinient way.

Why not?

Very interesting. I hope there will be samples out soon to judge the quality of the scans.
As far as I understand it should work on any Nikon DSLR with a macro lens?

The film scanning option was the most surprising and exciting for me...
Otherwise – a super camera.

Canon 60D has very nice colors as default. Panasonics are often cooler, more magenta biased. The slow m43 kit lens has much deeper DOF than your 2.8 APS-C, makes less difference vs the typical ...

You should try when cameras processor is on heavy duty (which could affect the EVF response time) - like when it performs AF-C while shooting a series, saving the images, changing exposure etc.